HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE.IIImembers of the Battalion looking so well ontheir return from the wilds of West AfricaSir Arohibald Gibson Craig, who arrived just intime to attend the Regimental dinner on June28th, and Col.-Sergt. M'Phail, who came backsome weeks earlier, just in time to takeCol.-Sergt. MaoFarlane's place as C.S.M. of" B" Company on the latter's promotion tothe Depot as Q.M.S.Capt. Martin came baok to the Battalionin April after a five years residence at theDepot. He takes Captain Forbes' place as2nd Captain of "B" Company, the lattergoing to Hamilton.CUWKET.2ND BATT. R.L.I. V. 2ND BATT. WORCESTERREGIMENT.Played on the lower ground, Officers' Club, Aldershot,on a very fast and sonewhat fiery wicket.We lost the toss, and owing to ,some good bowlingby Corp\. :May and L.-Corp\. Roylance managed todismiss our opponents for 127.On opening our innings Lieut. Fergusson was quicklycaught at slip, but Col. Wolfe-Murray played very well,and was not bowled till we had topped the Worcesters'score. Lieut. Whistler, Major Rill. and BandsJl1&IlTufnell also batted well. It was quite a good performanceto win by 5 wickets, although the Worcesterswere not quite at full strength. L.-CorpL Roylaneetook 6 wickets for 39.2ND WORCESTER REGIMENT. C.-Sergt. Sumner, c Roylance, bMay, 4Sergt. Ford, c Major Rill, b May, .. 1Sergt. Bennett, b Roylance,27 Lieut. Smythe,lbw Roylance,4 Lieut_ Godfrey, run out, .. 4 Lieut. Lowe, b Roylance, _.6 Lieut. Clarke, c and b Roylance,5 Pte. Forman, c MajorHill. b Roylance, 4Corpl. Singleton, b Roylance,35 Dr. Williame. not out,16 L.-Corpl. Lane, run out, 1Byes,15 Leg Byes,2 Wide Balls,3 127 2ND BATT. R.L.I. Lt,-Col. Wolfe-Murray, b Lieut. Godfrey,~5 Lieut. Fergusaon, c Lieut. Clark. b Williams, 1 Lieut. Whistler, b Lieut. Clarke.17 Major Hill. b Williams,29 Bandsman Tufnell, b Bennett,21 Major Prentice, not out, • • 7 Pta. Fumiss, b Lieut. Godfrey,5 Byes, 1Leg Byes, ..1 Wide Balle,..3 150 Lieut. Ocmrd, Sergt. Gunn, Corpl. May, and L.-Corpl. Roylance did not bat. 2ND BATT. H.L.I. V. 1ST NORTHANTS REGIMENT.Played on town gronnd, Officers' Club, Aldershot.on Sth May. A bitterly cold day.Successful in winning the toss,Lieut.- Col. WolfeMurray opened the "inning's with Lieut. Fergusson.<strong>The</strong> most productive stand was between Lieut. Fergussonand Lieut. Rooper, who were both favouredwith some luck. Lieut. \Vhistler batted well for hisruns. Eventually the side was dismissed for 136.Our bowlers, who were very short of practice, beganvery erratically, L.-Corpl. Roylance bowling best.<strong>The</strong> Northamptons scored very quickly, and passedour total with the loss of five wicket ...2ND BATT. H.L.I. Lt.-Col. Wolfe-Murray, b L.-Corp\. M'Kay.3 Lieut. Fergusson, c Ratton, b Lt. Robertson, 36 Lieut. Rooper, c Fraser, b Lieut. Barton,29 Lieut. Whistler, bHatton,18 Major Rill, c Lieut. Warran, b Lieut. Robinson, 10 Bandsman Tufnell, b Hatton,7 Major Prentice,lbw Lieut. Robinson,0 Sergt. Gunn, b Lieut. Robinson, ..10 Piper Rodgers, b Ratton, .•3 L.-Corpl. Roylance, not out, 0Pte. Clapham, b Lieut. Robinson,I Byes,13 Leg Byes,1 Wide Balls...2 NoBalls.3 1ST NORTHANTS REGIMENT.Lieut. Barton, c Sergt. GUlln, b CoL Wolfe-Murray,Sergt. Coats, b Piper Rodgers,L.-CorpI.M'Kay, b Sergt. Gunn, ..Lieut. Robinson, b L.-Corpl. Roylance,Lieut. Fraser, not out,Lieut. Sherrifi, not out,Lieut. Davidson, b J.,.-Corp\. Roylance,Byes,136 50 15 25 14 17 16 7 5 149 Pte. Hatton, Capt. Savage, Lieut. Warren. and Pte. Smith did not bat. SWINTON MEDAL.THE above competition took place on the10th ~Iay on the Aldershot Command GolfCourse, and there were, as usual. manygrievances about the handicaps given.That well-known figure on the old oourseat St. Andrews, Tan Latham, won with a scoreof 91 10 =81. Capt. Hope, a former winner and one strongly fancied, was olose up witha net score of 82, and Colonel Wolfe-Murraywas third with 83.A figure we much missed from this yearlycontest was that of Major Murray, but whatis our loss is India's gain.<strong>The</strong> full scores were as follows :-Lieut. Latham,91 less 10-- SI Capt. Hope.100 lees lS- S2 Lieut.-Col. Wolfe-Murray, 83 se!. - 83 Lieut. Telfer-Smollett, .. 102 less 18- 84
112 HWHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE.Capt. }lartin, 98 less 14- 84Ca,pt. Steveuson, 104 less 20- 84Li ut. l"ergusson, 92 les. 7- 85LieuL '\Vallanc, 99 l e~s 12- 87Capt. Thaekeray, 94 kss 7- 87.'Iajor Hill, 102 less 14- 88Lieut. ilwllic. llO less 18- 92Jliout.. Gcrard, III \esR Hl- 0:3LieuL Huol'ol'. 113 less 20- 93Major Prcntiel'. LO!) less 14-- !l5Lien!. Dalryrnple, .. 128 ll'sS 24- 104Liput. )l'Konzip. .. 17!l less 20- 159N 'rES from Married Quarters have been fewand far between, but this number of theCHRONICLE cannot go to press without theboasts of several attractions, inelucling acollection of Watts' pictures, and an inter·esting pottery, both of which \Ve visited onarrival. <strong>The</strong>n sumeone murmured "Tea,"and in the old·fashioned garden of t.he villageinn we found a long table laden with goodthing . By this time several of the husbandshad bic)Telecl out from barracks n ud madet,hemselves quite useful. A fine old churchwas afterwards visitecl by some of the party.while the more energetic ones disportedthemselves in an adjoining meadow :lndindulged in various races. fiergt.·jiajorFindlay and COl-p1. Wilcnck officiated wit,1tthe rope t'01' the Rk ippin~ competition, :trillrecOJ'J of a ino t. enj oya bl afteraoon Hp nt,by th ~ Jtle)ub . of t lL Working Party hellforT.night.! • 1)y ~rs. Wolf - u rny rlurin rr theinter. 'l'hese sewing meetings ha,v apparutIheen al) reci.:.Ltcd, to j udge by thenumbers who attended re", lnrIy, )ft 11 in bad\ 11.11 , an ti it is h ped that some u£ thel"sults (I{ th e work nmy Hppeat' oil ho 2ndB ttali n Iltoll Ilt the fOdhco ill" bazaar illlasgow W W • lucky in It· V lll t.. 11 lovelyduy for our outing. In t \\ large b m ke.s" stal'ted ofi' at 2 r. m. on 20t h Ma. t on RneigJlt-mil drive ltton" t he Hog's Bacl' toCOlnpt.un. "'his pictu resque little ill agelllust I1 I1\'e found their tu k nearly sa arduouset" a (lay tLt H ) tford BI'idge FIAt.. nl~ urtll (' ompetitor for t he potato·alHi-spu()1l l'acrn.s disq ua lified for llsing a fr ·ing..pan andt.tu:nip f r th ' pU1'p03e. ..\.s usual we conel nd dthe sports wi.th n reel, 130y Ke llllt~dy havilU!(; 0 )11 out ill one uf t he brakes t 111fl} fo r ll'1.j tl's. "rollr-.YlLll'l'fl y then l're:; n tell the prizes\ Oll duriu[, tll c s Jternoon, [~nd tltcr t!te T ev.Dr. Sim:r:ns, Oil jlehalf of all present, hll,rpl'oposed 1\ }Hlarty vote of t ha.nks to h r r (Jj'h r kind hospitalit· wc started 0 11 our bO)Jlf ·ward way, ca nTin .'~ \'('1')' pleasant J[[ Dl rie:!of a happy day.
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